Conversation Tracking

Vendor Responses

Response by ActiveDEMAND

over 2 years ago

Conversation tracking is the process of analyzing different aspects of a call in order to understand the source of the call, reason for the call, who should answer the call and even what was discussed during the call. Indeed, by analyzing the conversation, we can determine a great many things such as:

Disqualifies Unwanted Leads Quickly – An incoming call from a marketing campaign using a tracked number doesn’t automatically count as a conversion or lead; as a matter of fact, calls that last 10 seconds or less are likely wrong numbers or considered “irrelevant.” CallForensics™ takes this into account and creates another metric for “bad calls.”

Measures the Presence of Your Competition – Queries can be set up that “listen” for the names of your competitors in telephone conversations, and when one is mentioned CallForensics™ can send email alerts, log the call and even generate real-time reports to map which competitors are being talked about… and how many times.

CallForensics™ from ActiveDEMAND

Uses “Tag Clouds” – CallForensics™ creates a “tag cloud” of every call, which is a visual representation of text data that is used to depict keyword metadata from phone calls. In so doing, free-form text is visualized – the larger the text appears in the tag cloud, the more prominent the word was in the conversation. This is an effective and quick way to review incoming calls.

Bridges the Gap Between Product Manager and Sales Team – Through the power of CallForensics™, product managers set up queries to “listen” for key product names and terms and when the sales department takes an incoming phone call in which the conversation matches the query, the product manager will be notified of the call details.

Acts as a Great Tool for Sales Managers – As we have been hinting at, CallForensics™ provides an enormous amount of data to help sales managers understand call volume, length, context and conversion opportunities. By going a step further and using dashboard reporting, sales managers are able to better manage staff by optimizing the number of salespeople and ensuring they are productive.